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What do you think about these devices as another support for executive function?
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I have both Google and Alexa. I could not function without them. I just tell my assistant to remind me about things, it adds it to my calendar and voila....
I have both Google and Alexa because if I'm in a call on Google, I just ask Alexa. Google doesn't function if you're in a video call.
I have a Tile locating device on my keys purse and tv remote and I ask Google to find those things when I can't find them.
I ask Google to remember things for me, so when I ask it tells me.
I honestly don't know how I survived 47 years without it.
The worst thing about the Google is the app changes frequently with updates. Then I have to figure out where everything went. Small price to pay for being able to find things and remember appointments.
I totally recommend it. Be patient while learning how to use it.
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